Sentence examples for persistent standing from inspiring English sources

Before kick-off the Manchester police could be seen enforcing a strict "no persistent standing" rule inside the stadium.

Had the so-called "migration" been better handled, the issue of persistent standing would not have turned into quite such an early flashpoint.

A photo circulated on Twitter shows a seat with a note on it saying: "This season card has been suspended due to persistent standing".

Certain songs are no longer allowed, others have been censored beyond repair and there is a, largely, zero tolerance approach to persistent standing and swearing.

West Ham were fortunate not to be beaten out of sight and as a mood of uncertainty spread around this curious ground before kick-off, it felt like a sign of the times that, to borrow the terminology favoured by the stadium operators, customers were advised that persistent standing would result in offenders being ejected.

"Naturally we want to ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone at the Stadium of Light and we'd ask supporters to listen to requests from stewards and help us to eradicate persistent standing for the sake of all fans".

"What you like?" asked Mr. Qadir, a tall, persistent man standing before two rows of televisions stacked eye high, perhaps 70 in all.

The Mormon Church — as anyone can attest who has ever answered the doorbell to find a pair of polite, persistent, adolescent "elders" standing on the stoop, tracts in hand — does not count reticence among the cardinal virtues.

But they don't seem to care or are bothered by their standing persistent or chronic pains.

Mr. Bush's persistent high standing in the polls is a tribute to the effectiveness of his campaign and the appeal of his high-toned message about bringing the country together, ending the partisan bickering in Washington and restoring "honor and dignity" to the White House.

He says some smart things about Fitzgerald's imagery — about, for instance, how ambiguous the idea of light is in his writing, so that the green light at the end of the dock is a portent of the shining illusory screen of the movies, standing for persistent illusion as much as for romantic aspiration.